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Oral diseases affect almost half the global population, and recent research indicates they persist because oral health has not been prioritized as much as traditional healthcare. One factor, cited in research published in the Lancet Series on Oral Health led by University College London: Dentistry focuses more on technology and treatment than on prevention. One avenue of […]
Oral diseases affect almost half the global population, and recent research indicates they persist because oral health has not been prioritized as much as
Oral diseases affect almost half the global population, and recent research indicates they persist because oral health has not been prioritized as
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Oral diseases affect almost half the global population, and recent research indicates they persist because oral health has not been prioritized as
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